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A small-size illustration.
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Title and publisher page with a small illustration; Indicia, production and copyright credits page; table of contents page with a small illustration
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From 1988. Includes a small illustration.
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Story created especially for this compilation.
Bijou Funnies #2 published January 1969
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First line of dialogue: "Gripped by wanderlust I seek the thrill of the open road!"
Bijou Funnies #7 published January 1972 Notes:
First line of dialogue: "Pardon me sir... but are you prepared to take our lord, Jesus Christ, as your personal savior?"
Bijou Funnies #1 published January 1968
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"Don't wee wee on yer tee vee set."
Prime Cuts #2 published March 1987 Notes:
First line of dialogue: "Smoot! All things considered, modern humanity doesn't amount to a fart in the wind!"
Comix Book #2 published January 1975 Notes:
Set to the lyrics of the titular John Prine song.
Comix Book #1 published December 1974
Bijou Funnies #5 [unnamed variant] published January 1970 Notes:
First line of dialogue: "Why goodness me!... If it isn't Tiajuana Jack, my old friend!"
Bijou Funnies #6 published January 1971
Snappy Sammy Smoot #[nn] published January 1979
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First line of dialogue: "Th' doorbell... Must be cousin Cisco... I've been expecting him..."
Comix Book #1 published December 1974
Bijou Funnies #1 published January 1968
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First line of dialogue: "Eek! I see by the morning mail that my country cousin, Pigfarmer McSwill is coming to visit!"
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First lines of dialogue: "Hey man! Don't I know you? Yeah! In th' comic books! Right?"
Bijou Funnies #5 [unnamed variant] published January 1970
Bijou Funnies #1 published January 1968
Apple Pie #1 published March 1975
Bijou Funnies #7 published January 1972
Comix Book #2 published January 1975
Comix Book #5 published July 1976
Comix Book #3 published March 1975
Bijou Funnies #3 published January 1969
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First line of dialogue: "I've had it with you, Ernesto!"
Bijou Funnies #2 published January 1969
Bijou Funnies #8 [unnamed variant] published January 1973
Bijou Funnies #6 published January 1971
Snappy Sammy Smoot #[nn] published January 1979
Snarf #10 published February 1987
Snappy Sammy Smoot #[nn] published January 1979
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Inked in rough unfinished sketch form. First line of dialogue: "Well... wadda ya think, Estelle?"
Bijou Funnies #7 published January 1972
Comix Book #5 published July 1976
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The caption included with it begins: "Right now I'd like to do an original composition which deals with the basic existentialistic thought and parallels...."
Bijou Funnies #7 published January 1972 Notes:
First lines of dialogue: "Order in th' court! Order in th' court!!!"
Bijou Funnies #5 [unnamed variant] published January 1970 Notes:
First line in the story: "Th' highest office in th' land ain't no picnic... even now th' incumbent's advisors are informing him of a new top priority crisis..."
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"These drawings were executed in Judge Julius Hoffman's courtroom in 1969 during the conspiracy trial of the Chicago Seven."
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Originally a poster for a Second City fundraiser for the Chicago Eight (1969).
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First line of the story: "Class War Comix: During the 1968 Autocratic Convention youths from all over the land collectively conspired to commit life and freedom..."
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First line of dialogue: "Lordy! A hippie!"
Bijou Funnies #3 published January 1969 Notes:
First line of dialogue: "Eat leaden death imperialistic reactionary business administration majors!!"
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Five small-size cover reprints of The Chicago Seed vol. 5 #7, vol 6 #11, vol. 6 #7 and Bijou Funnies #2 and #5
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Twenty-three paintings. The titles are "Lost Angeles," "Hattie & Molly," "The Masses / Intellectuals," "The Udder Degenerates," "TV Dinner," "Cartune," "Cafe Society," "Ben Ochio," "Aliens Must Register," "Perquisites," "Mr. Ed," "The Skokie Swift," "Christie & Hugh Hefner," "Slim Whitman & His Fame," "All-American Hot Dog," "Not the Beatles," "Business Mouse," "The Rolling Stones Meet Heinrich Kley," "Meltdown," "Computer Camp," "Invest," "Mixed Metaphors" (a Gahan Wilson send-up) and "Nixon From Mars"
Playboy v29 #5 published May 1982
Bijou Funnies #2 published January 1969
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Ten cartoons, two of them untitled. Some of these are likely from Williamson's sketchbooks, and some have possibly been published in magazines like Playboy.
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A preliminary unfinished inked strip.
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Eighteen gag cartoons and twenty illustrations. Like the sequence before last, many are likely from Williamson's sketchbooks, and at least some were likely published.
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A preliminary rough version of a story that appeared in Playboy Magazine (August 1981). The dialogue is the same, but the artwork is somewhat different from the finished version that saw print.
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A preliminary rough version. Previously unpublished?
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This and the following few strips are preliminary rough versions.
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A wordless story.
Comix Book #1 published December 1974
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Sidetracks was a short-lived "underground-style" insert included in the Chicago Daily News.
Stoned-Out Funnies #1 published January 1972
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First line of dialogue: "Good grief, Stanislaus... it's the all-encompassing silent majority on our trail again!"
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